The names 'Alice' and 'Bob' are frequently used in a variety of academic fields when describing a hypothetical scenario. In particular, they appear in thought experiments in philosophy, physics and...
It's a phrase that is usually used in ways that make philosophers cringe. This silly shirt about the logical fallacy known as 'begging the question' is sure to get a reaction from those who know th...
It's a phrase that is usually used in ways that make philosophers cringe. This silly shirt about the logical fallacy known as 'begging the question' is sure to get a reaction from those who know th...
Inspired by Albert Camus' 1942 essay 'The Myth of Sisyphus', this poster advertises a 'Fight Night' match for, as Camus there puts it, "this confrontation between the human need and the unreasonabl...
In a culture of tweets, quips and oversimplification, it sometimes helps to remember that issues of a philosophical, political or social nature tend to be quite complex. Send a friendly, if snarky,...
In a culture of tweets, quips and oversimplification, it sometimes helps to remember that issues of a philosophical, political or social nature tend to be quite complex. Send a friendly, if snarky,...
A jab at utilitarian thinking — or at least perceptions of it.
In meta-ethics, utilitarianism in particular, and consequentialism in general, views the outcomes of an action as what fundamentally m...
A jab at utilitarian thinking — or at least perceptions of it. In meta-ethics, utilitarianism in particular, and consequentialism in general, views the outcomes of an action as what fundamentally ...
(Causal) determinism is the position that everything that happens is caused by a previous state of affairs, and so knowing all there is to know about a closed system implies that you can deduce its...
(Causal) determinism is the position that everything that happens is caused by a previous state of affairs, and so knowing all there is to know about a closed system implies that you can deduce its...
A soft and lightweight tee featuring the formal symbolism for the law of excluded middle in propositional logic.
The formula reads as "P or not-P". It is a foundational axiom in classical logic th...
A cuffed beanie, or toque, with a formula of symbolic propositional logic exemplifying the law of the excluded middle.
In English, the symbols read as, for some proposition P, "either P or not-P"....
